Dan Molloy Archives - Tire Review Magazine
The Source of Stress in the Auto Repair and Tire Industry

Most dealers, especially multi-store operators, find themselves under enormous stress every single day because they are responsible for driving the numbers.

Is Your Tire Business Not Reaching Its Potential? Here’s Why

Your dealership’s competitive edge may no longer exist thanks to the Information Age. So, how do you make your business stand out?

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Best Practice University Announces Winter Conference Dates

Best Practice University, a destination-style training program aimed at helping tire dealers grow their sales from Dan Molloy of Molloy Sales Development, has announced its dates for its Winter Conference. 

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Learn Tactics to Grow Sales at Best Practice University

Dan Molloy of Molloy Business Development Group has developed a unique, destination-style training program, “Best Practice University,” to better engage with tire dealers and their teams to be more effective in commitment-focused customer communications.

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Transforming a Tire Shop: How 4 Techs, a Driver Helped Grow Sales at Pat’s Auto Repair

Something magical is happening at Pat’s Auto Repair – Tire Pros. A big part of that difference came from the “Four Amigos.”

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A New and Simple Approach To Grow Sales

o, what if there was a new way of looking at tire and service sales and a better way of looking at customer communication that changed everything?  There is!

How Business Results are Tied to Communication

Here’s a claim you can mull over and consider as you reflect on your own company: “99.99% of all companies have no standards for effective communication inside the business.”

You Are a Machine: The Robotic Nature of Tire Sales

As human beings we spend the majority of our day in “automatic” mode with our brains “programmed” with automatic responses. It makes perfect sense when you consider that our breathing, blood pressure, temperature control, heart rate and nervous system are all fully automatic.